Disclosures for Renters and Landlords
The University of St. Thomas does not inspect, verify or endorse any rental listings that appear on this list. The appearance of a rental unit does not indicate any endorsement of either the owner or the property by the university. We do not screen or endorse roommates. We urge caution and ask that you fully research a property and landlord/owner before committing to a lease. We do not accept responsibility for landlord/tenant disputes, and recommend that you use free legal advice and city options for managing conflicts.
The University of St. Thomas housing and roommate list is updated each weekday that new information is received. Please contact us at (651) 962-6138 or offcampus@stthomas.edu with any comments, questions, concerns or to post a housing or roommate listing.
Learn about the programs, services and other rental resources offered by Off-Campus Student Life (OCSL).
Note to Renters/Tenants:
Become familiar with your . Read "" and know the ordinances in the area you are renting. As an example, one of the least known or understood ordinances relates to over-occupancy. In the City of St. Paul, no more than four unrelated persons may live in a single family dwelling - even if it has more than four bedrooms (unless it is classified as a rooming house.) Visit the city's website to find a listing of all . And check out our In the Neighborhood Brochure (page 1, page 2).
You can call the St. Paul Citizen Service Office at (651) 266-8989 to determine whether any complaints have been filed against the property you are seeking to rent. You can also .
Please note, the University of St. Thomas does not inspect, verify or endorse any rental or roommate listings that appear on this list. The appearance of a rental unit does not indicate any endorsement of the owner, property or individual by the university. We urge caution and ask that you fully research a property, landlord/owner, or potential roommate before committing to a lease/agreement. We do not accept responsibility for landlord/tenant disputes, and recommend that you use free legal advice and city options for managing conflicts.
Note to Landlords/Property Owners:
The University of St. Thomas, at its sole discretion, may decline to post any listing for any reason. Listing on the site is not an endorsement of any property and does not signify St. Thomas approval of any property.
The Minnesota Attorney General publishes information about The St. Paul Association of Responsible Landlords (SPARL) is a great way to familiarize yourself with city ordinances and codes. You can contact SPARL at (651) 647-6810. Another way to become informed of ordinances and codes is to check the .